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Sure, but their understanding of the world was different. Everywhere around them religion was important. That's not the case anymore. Furthermore, they also kne
by Mirioron 8y ago
Sure, but their understanding of the world was different. Everywhere around them religion was important. That's not the case anymore. Furthermore, they also knew a lot less about the world in general, because such information simply wasn't available back then.
- hprotagonist 8y agoi don’t think we’ve made any staggering advances in knowledge since 1960, when lemaitre died, for instance. it’s just a false dichotomy, sorry.
- ardy42 8y ago> i don’t think we’ve made any staggering advances in knowledge since 1960, when lemaitre died, for instance. We've got Twitter and Reddit, and if those don't encapsulate staggering advances in human knowledge, I don't know what would.
- DougN7 8y agoCan’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not...